Option Care

Option Care has provided support for patients and families for about 25 years, offering a wide range of health services for people with different needs, and if you visit their main Minnesota care provider at 2750 Arthur Street in Roseville, you'll notice they've set up infusion suites and infusion clinics, which means people needing medications through a vein or special treatments for chronic inflammatory disorders, neurological diseases, cancer, bleeding disorders, women's health conditions, or heart failure can get care in a comfortable space without a hospital stay, and with care types like this, families and doctors trust Option Care because they're known for responding quickly to referral requests and for having a whole team that supports every step of a patient's care. The staff includes pharmacy managers and clinical care transition specialists, who help patients move smoothly from one type of care to another, and they also handle pharmacy management using technology to keep things running well, like MySQL and Microsoft IIS, among others, which helps keep records straight and care on track. They help people at the clinic, in the home, or in other settings such as skilled nursing facilities and ambulatory treatment centers, and for those who can't or don't want to leave home, care comes straight to the door, with caregivers and sitters providing personal care, help with daily activities like dressing, bathing, and transfers, and even help with errands, along with companionship for those who need it. For older adults, the facility has meal preparation that takes dietary restrictions like diabetes or allergies into account, offers all-day dining in furnished dining rooms, and has laundry, dry cleaning, and housekeeping, so daily needs get covered; the place is set up with gardens, walking paths, an arts room, movie nights, scheduled activities, and both resident-run and community-sponsored programs, so people have options if they want to be social or get creative. Safety matters, so there are emergency alert and 24-hour call systems, and people have transportation and parking, while those who move in can get help coordinating the change so it goes smoothly. Option Care handles everything from medical supplies for children with disabilities to hospice care for those near the end of life, and they work with many outside organizations including advocacy groups, tribal health, education programs like Head Start, and services for families, pregnant women, and children with special needs, which means there's often help for unique situations. The company runs over 100 pharmacies in more than 30 states, employs nearly 2,000 people, and operates seven days a week, day and night, so if someone needs IV antibiotics, nutrition support, immunoglobulin, or a specialized therapy for a rarer condition, there's always an option, plus with pharmacy partners, insurance, and direct connections to prescribers, doctors find it easier to get someone started on the care they need without long wait times or confusing paperwork. Some of their technology is used in care management, which helps staff keep track of treatments and care steps, so patients and their families get answers when they ask for help and don't have to figure out everything alone. The company's work in biotechnology, research, and pharmacy management keeps it current with best practices, but it still works hard to keep things simple for families and patients, whether that means help with early intervention for babies, support for people living with tough diagnoses like cancer or neurological issues, or regular help at home for seniors who just want life to stay comfortable and safe.